The phrase "account planned" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a planned account or a plan for an account, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The account planned for the new marketing strategy will be reviewed next week."
Alternatives: "planned account" or "account strategy".
Homma, in Mr. Sides's account, planned a humanitarian evacuation and humane imprisonment.
This estimate takes into account planned reforms to reduce early retirement and to raise the usual pension age from 60 to 65.
Steven R. Herling, vice president for planning at PJM, said that if that was the assumption, his organization would run a computer simulation of anticipated prices in both areas, taking into account planned new generation and retirements of power plants.
The number of people of working age for every person of state pension age is projected to fall from 3.2 to 2.7 in 2037, taking into account planned changes to eligibility for the state pension.
Laura Rojo joined Marca, Miami, in a new post, director for account planning.
He had been an account planning consultant and previously worked at agencies including Asher & Partners and Mullen.
Dave Nottoli joined Digitas, Boston, part of the Publicis Groupe, as senior vice president and head of account planning.
At the end of 2004, the company's property was valued at £274m; a year later this had risen to £343m, without taking into account planning consents for change of use.
Organized labor, by all accounts, plans to punish any elected Democrat who supports the T.P.P., or even supports fast-track for Obama, in the next campaign.
She is taking advantage of I.B.M.'s personal learning accounts plan, in which the company pays part of the cost for courses.
There are an estimated 483,000 individual retirement account plans, covering 72 million participants, the Labor Department says.
